Fix #57910 - Add setting for auto fetch timeout#59988
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joaomoreno merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom Jan 4, 2019
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Fix #57910 - Add setting for auto fetch timeout#59988joaomoreno merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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Finishes the race condition when either setting is changed, and then if it wasn’t disabled creates a new timeout using the new value (instead of waiting for it to go through the loop again to update).
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Changed the unit to seconds instead of minutes. Also cleaned up all that complexity of resetting the machine when that value changes. It's more than OK to just wait until the next auto fetch gets triggered to trigger a new one with the new delay. Thanks! 🎆 |
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Finishes the race condition when either setting is changed, and then if it wasn’t disabled creates a new timeout using the new value (instead of waiting for it to go through the loop again to update).